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C++ Intermediate

Other Topics

Yan X

Sun Dec 15, 1:30 AM

This session will cover references and pointers.

Fundamental Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Jeffery Z

Sun Dec 15, 1:45 AM

Disruption and Opportunity: The Impact of AI on Various Industries

Transition and Adaptation in the AI Era

AP Computer Science Principles Complete Review

AP Computer Science

Shruti M

Sun Dec 15, 2:00 PM

create performance task

Intro to AI: Hands-On Exploration with Neural Networks, GANs, CNNs, and More

Artificial Intelligence

Aashrita K

Sun Dec 15, 6:00 PM

Week 6: CNN Applications
Explore CNN applications in real-world tasks
Activity: Classify images; discuss use cases.

Intro to Verilog Digital Circuit Design

Other Topics

Sanjay R

Mon Dec 16, 12:00 AM

In this session, we will work on writing and testing our own designs and testbenches for two sample programming projects using the open-source software, learning about common Verilog practices and what IP blocks are. After that, we will brainstorm what kinds of new projects we want to create.

Intro to Java

Java

Ritvik S

Mon Dec 16, 12:00 AM

Going over the basics of Java for any beginner. Will have practice problems and examples to follow along!


Solving competitive programming problems

Computer Science

Teo K

Mon Dec 16, 11:00 AM

Solving problems

Scratch: programming with code blocks 😺💻

Other Topics

Aeparish M

Mon Dec 16, 1:00 PM

Why do we need to program & Intro to the website:
-> Real-world Applications, Problem-Solving Skills, Creativity & Collaboration
-> User Interface Overview, Creating an Account (without personal details and according to schoolhouse policy of course), Exploring Existing Projects

Introduction to C++

Other Topics

Yan X

Tue Dec 17, 1:30 AM

This session will cover user input and data types.

Introduction to Data Science w/ Python 🖥️📊

Python

Jacob H

Wed Dec 18, 5:30 PM

Module: Data Visualization
(Introduction to visualizing data, introduction to matplotlib, understanding different types of graphs, graphing using matplotlib, aesthetic graphs, storytelling with our graphs)

Hardware troubleshooting

Computer Science

Tarpon T

Wed Dec 18, 9:30 PM

More troubleshooting the microsoft laptop.

Fundamental Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Jeffery Z

Thu Dec 19, 11:00 AM

AI Development Trends and Cutting-edge Technologies

Solving competitive programming problems

Computer Science

Teo K

Thu Dec 19, 11:00 AM

Solving problems

Website Development [ADVANCED CLASS]

Web Development

Emma G

Sat Dec 21, 9:00 AM

Build Profile Page

Scratch: programming with code blocks 😺💻

Other Topics

Aeparish M

Sat Dec 21, 1:00 PM

Looking at all of the block types & What they do:
-> Categories of Blocks, Hands-on Experimentation
-> Creating a Mini Project!!!


HTML Basics

Web Development

Mellinda W

Sat Dec 21, 2:00 PM

We will discuss about basic of html + numbering & lists

How to Code: From the Very Basics in Python

Python

Vir G

Sat Dec 21, 4:15 PM

Functions as the last topic

Intro to Python

Review

Yohan A

Sat Dec 21, 5:00 PM

This is another review session to help everyone who is new to catch up on the basics. We will review the print function, f-strings, comments, multi-lines, the input function, operators and conditionals. We will also do the Mad Libs Project. If you already attended all the sessions on these topics and participated in the last review session, then you don't have to come. If you haven't attended those sessions, I would highly recommend you to attend this session as it will have lots of important information. This session will require a laptop with a code editor with python installed. Note: There aren't any more review sessions covering these topics for the rest of the series.

Introduction to Data Science w/ Python 🖥️📊

Python

Jacob H

Sat Dec 21, 5:30 PM

Module: Data Visualization
(Introduction to plotly and ploty.express, understanding different types of graphs with plotly, graphing using plotly, aesthetic graphs, storytelling with our graphs)

AP® CS Principles - Full Course Review

AP Computer Science

Faraz H

Sat Dec 21, 6:45 PM

We will go continue going over topics in Big Idea 1: Creative Development, or any requested topics. Topics are explained in slides and practice questions will be given after each topic.

Roblox Game Development With Lua Programming (Make Your Games Immersive!)

Other Topics

Panaov S

Sat Dec 21, 7:00 PM

We will cover basic 3D design, properties, and modification of properties through scripting.

HTML Basics

Web Development

Mellinda W

Sun Dec 22, 2:00 PM

we'll discuss about table & simple animation

Intro to AI: Hands-On Exploration with Neural Networks, GANs, CNNs, and More

Artificial Intelligence

Aashrita K

Sun Dec 22, 6:00 PM

Week 8: Applications of RNNs & Transformers
Apply to language tasks (translation, sentiment analysis)
Activity: Experiment with a pre-trained Transformer model.

AP Computer Science A - Unit by Unit Review

AP Computer Science

Isaac S

Sun Dec 22, 8:00 PM

We'll dig deeper into arrays for Unit 6!

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